Abstract
Orchestrating specific, function-level actions across heterogeneous fleets of electronic devices, such as smartphones, wearable devices, or smart home appliances, can present challenges, as methods like user interface scripting may be less reliable and placing complex logic on resource-constrained devices can be impractical. A system using a decoupled agent architecture may address these challenges. A remote agent, operating in a resource-rich environment such as a cloud server, can interpret high-level goals and translate them into a sequence of structured, function-based commands. A lightweight on-device agent may receive these commands via a communication relay and execute them programmatically using local device application programming interfaces. This architecture can facilitate granular remote control over device and application functions, offload complex processing from endpoint devices, and provide a flexible method for automation and multi-device orchestration.
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Recommended Citation
Tian, Qingfei, "Decoupled Agent Architecture for Function-Based Remote Device Automation", Technical Disclosure Commons, ()
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/11766